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For over two years, Valparaiso University’s Brauer Museum of Art sat dormant, with its collection of more than 5,000 pieces left unsupervised due to closing in the wake of the
As the dust settles on the demolition of the Art-Psychology Building, along with neighboring Dickmeyer and Heidbrink Halls, Valparaiso University ushers in a new era of many uncertainties as the
From audio cassettes to the World Wide Web, studying language and practicing listening comprehension has come a long way at Valparaiso University. Now, the university takes continued strides in evolution
Higher education institutions across the nation are still reeling from the lasting effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, but at Valparaiso University, these issues are part of a longer, more troubling
As Merlin, the centuries-old iconic tree on the Valpo campus—where the brothers and sisters of Alpha Psi Omega perform Shakespeare Under the Stars—nears the end of its life, new growth
The thought of money-hungry, vulturous studio executives forcing out a legacy sequel to a 36-year-old cult classic for the sole purpose of churning out millions of dollars is enough to
In just under three years since José D. Padilla was inaugurated as the 19th president of Valparaiso University—a time marked by unprecedented declining enrollment and revenue—the majority of the university’s
If you've passed through the Harre Union or tuned in to catch the latest Beacons play-by-play, you've likely heard WVUR 95.1 The Source, Valpo’s very own student-run radio station.
With Halloween having come and gone as fast as the changing of the leaves and the year coming to an end before we can even catch our breath, it got
The West Lawn, which hosts a multitude of activities throughout the academic year, became a launch pad on the morning of Nov. 6 when a high-altitude balloon guided by Valpo’s
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